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Concrete stairs in Glen Stewart Park had been crumbling for a year, until our column last week. There were more signs of progress around the city.

Fixing footbridge stairs is a step in the right direction: Fixer

Concrete stairs in Glen Stewart Park had been crumbling for a year, until our column last week. There were more signs of progress around the city.

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The radical re-imagining of Yonge St.comments
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A feast for full-grown toy aficionados in Thornhill

Sun Oct 25 2015

'Thrill of the hunt' brings adult collectors to Toronto Toy Fair, an event with a strong sci-fi bent.comments
TTC union head Bob Kinnear won’t step aside after all

Sun Oct 25 2015

Kinnear, who announced he would not run for president now says he won’t step aside after all.comments
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Video Worm picking a slippery industry in Toronto

Sun Oct 25 2015

Fight for workers and fields makes ‘worm capital of the world’ a battleground.comments
Doctor’s study shines light on heart attacks in young Canadians

Sun Oct 25 2015

The number of young Canadian women suffering acute heart episodes is increasing, says a Montreal doctor leading a country-wide study.comments
Innovative trades academy gives leg up to aboriginal youth

Sun Oct 25 2015

Canada’s aboriginal population is the youngest and fastest growing in the country, a “made-in-Canada” solution to skills gaps.comments

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